Mercy Eke issued first strike, risks disqualification (Video)

• Former BBNaija All Stars HoH, Mercy Eke, has been issued her first strike for repeatedly breaking house rules.
• Big Brother emphasizes strict microphone usage guidelines, warning of severe consequences for consistent violations.
• With one strike against her, Mercy Eke is in danger of being disqualified from the BBNaija All Stars house.
• Other housemates, including Ilebaye (two strikes), Ceec (one strike), Ike (one strike before eviction), and Soma (one strike), have faced disciplinary actions in the past.

Former Head of House (HoH) Mercy Eke, a prominent contestant in the BBNaija All Stars show, has officially received her first strike for continuous violations of house rules, despite prior warnings.

This development has put her in imminent danger of being disqualified from the Reality TV show.

The twist in Mercy Eke’s journey inside the BBNaija All Stars house came after Big Brother took disciplinary actions against housemates Pere and Neo for engaging in silent conversations, serving as a clear warning to all contestants regarding adhering to the stringent microphone rules set by the show’s organizers.

Big Brother’s decision to issue a strike to Mercy Eke is rooted in Article 16, Sub-article 3 of the house rule book, which explicitly outlines guidelines pertaining to microphone usage that apply to all participants.

The rule emphasizes that consistent or intentional breaches may result in severe consequences, including strikes or expulsion from the house.

This incident has put Mercy Eke on thin ice, with one strike already against her.

A second strike could spell the end of her journey in the BBNaija All Stars house.

It’s worth noting that Mercy Eke is not the first contestant to receive strikes during the BBNaija All Stars show.

Ilebaye has previously accumulated two strikes, while Ceec and Ike both received one strike each before their eventual eviction.

Soma, another former housemate, also received a strike for harassing Angel and making an offensive gesture toward the camera.

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